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Hello everyone and welcome the history of the Great War episode 113.

This episode we start off with Amioculpa. On March 17th, a user by the name of Steps 57, got a lot of iTunes names, left to review in which he called me out on an error, and I just wanted to address it.

During several episodes, I believe I have been using the possessive form of Victoria Cross, saying Victoria's Cross, as in the Cross that belongs

to Victoria. This is of course incorrect, and it's just the Victoria Cross. I don't know where I picked up this problem but it's been

present since the beginning of the podcast. It was all a huge mistake and I'll try to do

better in the future. Also this week I had the pleasure of attending the United States National World War I

Centennial Commemoration on April 6th which is the day that I am recording this.

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